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Financial Statements for Your Lender
Signed by a licensed CPA firm. Usually ready within days.
Your bank, brokerage or partner wants financial statements. We prepare them from your books, ready to forward as one PDF.
Book an intro meetingWho is asking?
Who is asking shapes the statements
Tell us who wants the statements. It decides the basis we use and what the notes explain.
For use by
Your bank
Operating line renewals, equipment finance, a commercial mortgage, or a personal mortgage backed by your corporation.
Most Canadian lenders accept a compilation for an owner-managed business.
What it is
Still called a Notice to Reader
Lenders still use the old name. What they need now is a compilation under CSRS 4200.
The old Canadian standard.
For periods ending on or after December 14, 2021. Canada-wide.
- States the basisA note describes the accounting basis used.
- Fits the useBuilt for the person who asked, so they get what they need.
- No auditNo assurance opinion. Usually what lenders ask for.
The statements balance. They just do not describe the business.
Lenders read your statements to understand how your business makes money. We set up your accounts around how your business really works, then keep them current every month. That is why statements take days, not weeks.
How it works
From request to PDF
You never act as the go-between for your bank and your accountant.
- First call1
Tell us who and when
Bank, brokerage, partner or lawyer, and any deadline.
- Before we start2
We check the books
If we keep them, they are ready. If not, you see the clean-up cost first.
- WITHIN DAYS3
We prepare and sign
Prepared to CSRS 4200 and signed by a licensed CPA firm. You sign online.
- Done4
You forward one PDF
If your lender has questions, we answer them directly.
Questions
What owners ask us
Short answers to the six questions we hear most.
Someone asked for your financial statements?
A 15-minute intro meeting with Hashim Awad, CPA. Tell us who is asking and by when. We tell you what is involved and what it costs.
Related: Accounting for Real Estate Teams, Corporate Tax Returns